The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-12

for May SIS %
for May 2se 70
June l To cash paid or bridge orders for
May 3 so
June IS To cash paid Treas School Board
primary money Sss so
for June 1886 "a
July To cash paid on highway orders
for June 269 50
July To cash paid Treas. School Board,
penal fines 81 81
for July 76J 46
Aug To cash paid on highway orders
for July s5i 20
TOTAL disbursements s63l4 %
Aoril Nv cash per discount $1,000 90
April 70 by cash per City Clerk, license 70 W.
MAY q nv cash per discount 1000 90
May Is BY cash per Co. Treas. liquor tax 20oo w
way 10 by school eiSn p money iie"' p''' ss2 80
May IS ~ cash per Co. Treas. penal fines g p
June | By cash per Co. Treas. liquor tag ll6o w
june "a BY cash per T., a. A. u N Nj. H. o. AZ
R.Co 81 40
July by cash per Co Treas ,ifaor tax iiSs %
July BY cash per j. II. Robbins :"
Total receipts $1,000 e
BY cash on hand 1876 AZ
The special bridge committee made
verbal report in regard TO the Mulberry
street bridge, stating that no reasonable
proposition had yet been received.
On motion of Aid. Wolverton the COM
mittee was instructed to contract for an
iron bridge for Mulberry street. Ayes,
Aid Gould, Keyte, Robbins. Wells, Wiley
and Wolverton; nays. Aid. Titcomb.
The committee on Claims and Accounts
reported favorably ON the accounts pre-.
scented. with the exception of those of
Pat Hamburg and Phil Fauth; the report
was accepted, unanimous consent was
given, and the accounts allowed. Ayes
s. nays O.
The same committee also reported in
favor of allowing the accounts of j. Nc
Bride, N. Virgins and Times Printing
Co. as presented. The report was ac-
ccpted and the account allowed. Ayes 8,
nays o.
Aid, Wells presented an ordinance pro-
viding for the muzzling of dogs. The or
dinance was read the first and second
times by its title. Unanimous consent was
given, the ordinance read in full and
placed on its passage and passed. Ayes
Aid. Fr:eseke Keyte, Wells Wiley and
the Mayor; nays Aid. Gould, Robbins,
Ticomb and Wolverton.
w. NJ. Fitzpatrick addressed the Coun-
ell at some length in regard to the desir-
ability of securing the location of the t.,
A. A. g. N. NJ r. r. shops in this city
and asked the Council to submit the ques-
ton Of bonding the city. for that purpose,
at special election. S. Lamfrom also
presented some figures in relation to the
matter
Aid. Wells offered the following resou-
lion which was accepted and adopted.
Ayes, Aid. Frieseke, Gould, Keyte, Rob
bins, Wells, Wiley and Wolverton; nays,
Aid TItcomb
WHEREAS. The Toledo, Ann Arbor and
North Michigan Railway company pro-
poses to the Citizens of Owosso to perma.
nently locate and maintain its repair shops,
engine houses and car shops in said city
and 10 make the city the end of two divi.
sions of its road upon the following con.
dtion; viz: That said city pay towards the
buildings to be erected by said company
for such purposes the sum of $50, 10000,
to be paid as the buildings are constructed
and towards the construction of the same
only. Therefore be it
Resolced That the question of accepting
the said proposal of the company and
raising the said sum of money by the bonds
Of said city payable as the Common Coun
Gil shall deem best, be submitted to til,
voters of said city of Owosso at specia
election to be held for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning the expression of the citizens upor
said subject.
Aid. Wells offered the following resolu
tion, which was accepted and adopted
Ayes 8, nays 0.
ReUzced, That special election be hell
in this city to vote on the proposition o
the T., A. A. & N. M. railroad be held OF
the 22d of August, 1887, in the severa
wards of said city at the following place
hereby appointed for that purpose, VIZ.
In the first ward, Pease shop, Ball st.
In the second ward at the barn Of g
Devereaux, on Park street.
In the third ward at the city hall, Mali
street.